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Now that you have completed this chapter, you should have a firm understanding of the following: Network documentation such as: Cut sheet diagrams MDF and IDF layouts Server and Workstation Configuration Details Software listings Maintenance Records Security measures User policies Network security processes such as: Network Access techniques: Security policies and Network policies Server Data Recovery techniques: Tape Backup Full backup Incremental backup Differential backup Copy backup Daily backup Workstation Data Recovery techniques: Tape Backup Disk copy Server Directory Redundancy Techniques: RAID 0 RAID 1 RAID 2 RAID 3 RAID 4 RAID 5 Environmental factors: Static Dust and Dirt Heat Power conditioning EMI and RFI Software Viruses Worms Viruses Trojan Horses Network Performance Network Baseline · Documentation updates · Change verification Server Administration Peer-to-Peer Client-Server Network Control Network Troubleshooting Techniques such as: Scientific Method Analyze Network Troubleshooting
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| In this chapter, you have learned some basic principles of network management that would help you administer the LAN you have designed. As the semester ends, you need to complete the following tasks to make sure the LAN part of your Web-based TCS solution is finished: LAN User Requirements Document Site LAN Wiring Plan (physical topology) Site LAN Logical Topology (including IP Addressing Scheme) Wiring Closet Diagrams LAN Electronics Spreadsheet LAN Media Spreadsheet IGRP Implementation ACL Implementation IPX Implementation LAN Pros and Cons
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